Supervision Groups for Coaches working with ADHD clients with CSA Accredited Supervisor Kathryn Pope. The last few years has seen a massive increase in the awareness of neurodiversity, in particular ADHD. Many coaches are now working with people with ADHD: Some were diagnosed in childhood, many only recently diagnosed as adults. Even more realise they have many ADHD traits that are impacting their lives. Many inform their organisations they have ADHD, many do not, for a variety of reasons. ADHD-specific coach training has been historically scarce. The most established ones are USA based, where ADHD has long been recognised. Although the awareness is growing fast, the training is still fairly limited, and of variable quality. As coaches we will all come across ADHD clients, whether we know it or not. Having spoken about ADHD coaching with many coaches, I recognise the demand for spaces to discuss, explore and learn together to better serve ADHD clients. To that end, I am stepping up to offer various options for coaches to do this. Who are you when coaching ADHD clients? How comfortable are you coaching here? What assumptions do you have? What do you need to be aware of? What worries, excites you? How safe are you coaching? What principles do you hold specifically for ADHD clients? This is a group where coaches (ADHD trained or not) who are coaching clients with ADHD can come to explore, discuss, learn and listen, to ensure that we all offer the best coaching experience we can for clients with ADHD.

Harnessing the Power of Relationship – Group Supervision for Experienced Coaches and Supervisors with CSA Faculty Member Lou Yates Holding the multiple layers of relationship as our lens we will be inviting a deep exploration of our relational, heartfelt work as supervisors. Each 90-minute session provides an opportunity for creative reflection and connection with self, the group, our environment and beyond opening up possibilities for: Deeper awareness of who we are and 'what is ours to do' How we hold relationship at the core of our work Understanding the wider influences that impact our work Feeling resourced in service of our self, our clients and our environment

Brave Space in Practice with CSA Accredited Supervisor Sarah Engelbrecht GROUP SUPERVISION FOR COACHES IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS In complex organisational systems, coaching rarely falters for lack of tools. It falters at the edge — when power is present, stakes are high, tension rises, and we hesitate. Brave Space in Practice is a small supervision cohort for experienced coaches working at that edge. Not a comfort circle. A space to think harder, hold steadier, and trust your judgement.

Starting March/April 2026 Transactional Analysis is a favourite communications tool for coaches worldwide. Miriam Orriss, has studied and practised TA for over 30 years, beginning with a 6-year course in TA at Metanoia, London. Miriam has particular skills in supporting coaches who wish to develop their practice through the TA lens. Miriam has combined the use of TA with an energy management (Consciousness) perspective that she has developed over the last 20 years. These two perspectives enable a fuller and deeper understanding of working with dynamics and relationships as they arise in our work as coaches and supervisors. Miriam is a Director of the Coaching Supervision Academy; she has taught the TA component on the EMCC accredited CSA Coaching Supervision Diploma for many years. Her supervisees benefit hugely from her in-depth understanding of TA and her long experience as a coach supervisor. This is a unique opportunity; if you already have some experience as a coach and would like to know how to use TA in your practice and understand how Consciousness is active in the interactions with your clients, this is a great opportunity to work with an expert in the field of both TA and supervision. Participants will increase their skills in the following areas using a case study focus, and key TA concepts.

Two new Supervision Groups with CSA Faculty member Andra Morosi. As professional coaches, it goes without saying that we do need safe spaces for being together in resonance and deep connection with one another, reflecting on our practice, exploring awkward situations or client cases, offloading , doubting, cleansing, tuning our violins, polishing our mirors... Supervision is a space of professional growth, ethical hygiene and flourishing, a space of wholehearted connection, deep humanity and professional CARE. During these troubled times, it seems even more important to be mindful of how the outer chaos, noise and polution is impacting our inner space and how we show up with our clients. These two online Supervision groups for 4 - 6 coaches will provide:

Group Coaching Supervision with Sam Magill People who live with dogs know that no matter how cute they are, they must be walked every day. And probably more than once!  Coaching and ethics in coaching are a lot like that: it is not enough to have a credential, to know how to coach, or to have clients. Being a truly great coach requires one to reflect on one’s work over and over again.

Presence in Practice: Group Coaching Supervision with Brendon Le Lievre

Supervision Groups with Jo Birch Supervision Groups with Jo Birch 8 sessions x 90m across 12 months 3 places available in each group Commencing April and September 2026 An opportunity to create an intimate, professional relationship, exploring differences and similarities, noticing old patterns, leaning into being supported whilst enriching the experience of others. 

🌱 Develop Intuition. Strengthen Coaching Mastery WHO: Grace Calpus, Third Eye Coach Development WHEN: First Tuesday of each month (Monthly Group Supervision) WHERE : Zoom COST: FREE 🎉